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A Good Neighbour Guide for Homeowners

Published by City of Mississauga under Building Documents And Forms

Applies to
homeowner
Instruments
Ontario Building Code
Building types
residential

A three-page pamphlet the City of Mississauga publishes among its building documents and forms for homeowners building or renovating in an established neighbourhood. It opens on talking to neighbours before construction starts, then works through the city rules a site touches: garbage, posting the demolition or building permit visibly from the street, construction fences, the construction noise window of 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day except Sunday, parking and traffic, trees, mud and dust, stagnant water, and time to complete work. Inspection and by-law contacts close it.

What it covers

  • Common sense – talk to your neighbours
  • Share your ideas
  • Provide restrooms for workers.
  • Before you start – know the rules & bylaws
  • Garbage
  • Post your permit
  • Construction fences
  • Noise
  • Parking and traffic
  • Trees
  • Mud and dust
  • Stagnant water and drainage
  • Time to complete work
  • Did you know?
  • Information and contacts:
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Publisher
City of Mississauga
Category
Guides
Published under
Building Documents And Forms — the municipality's own heading
Work types
new construction · addition · renovation · demolition
Tags
guidehomeownerconstruction-siteneighbourhoodnoise
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